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Collections and Software Development Using Java

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

At the end of this chapter, you will be able to understand

  • Collections offered by Java through collection class interfaces such as Set<T>, List<T>, Queue<T>, and Map<k,s>.
  • Understand Java database connectivity and tools and drivers offered by Java and other vendors such as Microsoft, MySql.com, and Oracle.
  • Develop applications using Oracle, MySql, and access databases.
  • Understand and deploy the concepts underlying Servlets in Client Server programming of Java.
  • Understand and deploy the concepts underlying Java Beans in Client Server programming of Java.

24.1 Introduction

While well-designed algorithms improve the efficiency of programs, the data structures will allow ...

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